Vol. XII, No. 3
February/March, 1992,
56 pages plus covers
$18.00
Tekke Main Carpet,
circa 1800.
Collection of
Gerard Paquin.
Vol. XII, No. 3 | |
Cover: Tekke Main Carpet, circa 1800. Collection of Gerard Paquin.
Lead Article: Rugs & Riots in Central Europe, by Suzanne Newberry and Judith Alper Smith
Textile Museum tour serves up more than Turkomans, turrets, and tea
Fresh Breeze in Central Asia? by Chris Walter
The return to Afghanistan of refugee weavers will impact world markets
A Traditional Turkish House, exhibition review by ORR Staff
The Textile Museum has never shied away from risks
A Rug Collection in New England, interviews by Mark Hopkins
The View Through the Collector's Eye
Anatolian Carpets with Small Patterns and Their Survival in Later Borders,V I.C.O.C. Paper by Christine Klose
Alexander Juran, interview by Herbert J. Exner
Oriental and European carpet and tapestry specialist
Her Majesty's Bazaar, by Roy Gonsenhauser
The Port of London Authority's Cutler Street warehouses are gone and a piece of rug history has died
First American Conference on Oriental Rugs, by ORR Staff
A triumph of planning and execution by North America's rug societies
Colorado Experience, by Emily Sanford
Training restorers in Navajo Country
Auction Reviews
Skinner: The Long Rug Sale
Skinner: Another View
reviews by John J. Collins, Jr. and Thomas Baker
Sotheby's Auction - December 11, 1991, review by ORR Staff
Market strength in otherwise troubled times
Commentary, Book Marks, Rug Notes, Letters